685326 event 1758906313 1758906403 <![CDATA[ElectrifyGT Guest Speaker Event]]> Each ElectrifyGT GBM is designed as an interactive event where students learn practical sustainability skills, explore career pathways in energy and technology, and connect with campus resources. Every session includes:
    •    Presentations/Demos – Members or guest speakers demonstrate real sustainability tools (e.g., lab energy monitors, carbon footprint calculators, or green technology solutions).
    •    Career Spotlights – Short, interactive presentations highlighting different sustainability-related careers (consulting, energy systems, environmental policy, corporate ESG), with Q&A so attendees can ask about career paths.
    •    Resource Knowledge Sharing – Students learn about Georgia Tech and Atlanta-area sustainability resources (grants, workshops, certifications, internships). Attendees are given opportunities to interact through polls, small-group discussions, or live demos.
These GBMs go beyond internal planning — they are structured as participatory workshops that any SAF-paying student can attend to gain new knowledge, network, and contribute ideas.

This week we will have a speaker talk about ElectrifyGT and their past experiences with the club, and give more insight to promote sustainability on campus!

]]> Each ElectrifyGT GBM is designed as an interactive event where students learn practical sustainability skills, explore career pathways in energy and technology, and connect with campus resources. Every session includes:
    •    Presentations/Demos – Members or guest speakers demonstrate real sustainability tools (e.g., lab energy monitors, carbon footprint calculators, or green technology solutions).
    •    Career Spotlights – Short, interactive presentations highlighting different sustainability-related careers (consulting, energy systems, environmental policy, corporate ESG), with Q&A so attendees can ask about career paths.
    •    Resource Knowledge Sharing – Students learn about Georgia Tech and Atlanta-area sustainability resources (grants, workshops, certifications, internships). Attendees are given opportunities to interact through polls, small-group discussions, or live demos.
These GBMs go beyond internal planning — they are structured as participatory workshops that any SAF-paying student can attend to gain new knowledge, network, and contribute ideas.

This week we will have a speaker talk about ElectrifyGT and their past experiences with the club, and give more insight to promote sustainability on campus!

]]> Myer Khan

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